Clients zu opsi hinzufügen

opsi-admin -d method host_createOpsiClient <client-id> [opsiHostKey] [description] [notes] [hardwareAddress] [ipAddress] [inventoryNumber] [oneTimePassword] [created] [lastSeen]

opsi-admin -d method host_createOpsiClient testclient.domain.local "null" "Testclient" "" 00:0c:29:12:34:56 192.0.2.1

usage: opsi-deploy-client-agent [-h] [--version] [--verbose] [--debug-file DEBUG_FILE] [--username USERNAME]
                                [--password PASSWORD] [--use-fqdn | --use-hostname | --use-ip-address]
                                [--ignore-failed-ping]
                                [--reboot | --shutdown | --start-opsiclientd | --no-start-opsiclientd]
                                [--hosts-from-file HOST_FILE] [--skip-existing-clients] [--threads MAX_THREADS]
                                [--install-timeout INSTALL_TIMEOUT] [--depot DEPOT] [--group GROUP] [--smbclient | --mount]
                                [--keep-client-on-failure | --remove-client-on-failure]
                                [--failed-clients-file FAILED_CLIENTS_FILE]
                                [host [host ...]]

Deploy opsi client agent to the specified clients. The c$ and admin$ must be accessible on every client. Simple File Sharing
(Folder Options) should be disabled on the Windows machine.

positional arguments:
  host                  The hosts to deploy the opsi-client-agent to.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --version, -V         show program's version number and exit
  --verbose, -v         increase verbosity (can be used multiple times)
  --debug-file DEBUG_FILE
                        Write debug output to given file.
  --username USERNAME, -u USERNAME
                        username for authentication (default: Administrator).Example for a domain account: -u
                        <DOMAIN>\\<username>
  --password PASSWORD, -p PASSWORD
                        password for authentication
  --use-fqdn, -c        Use FQDN to connect to client.
  --use-hostname        Use hostname to connect to client.
  --use-ip-address      Use IP address to connect to client.
  --ignore-failed-ping, -x
                        try installation even if ping fails
  --reboot, -r          reboot computer after installation
  --shutdown, -s        shutdown computer after installation
  --start-opsiclientd, -o
                        Start opsiclientd service after installation without performing Events (default).
  --no-start-opsiclientd
                        Do not start opsiclientd service after installation (deprecated).
  --hosts-from-file HOST_FILE, -f HOST_FILE
                        File containing addresses of hosts (one per line). If there is a space followed by text after the
                        address this will be used as client description for new clients.
  --skip-existing-clients, -S
                        skip known opsi clients
  --threads MAX_THREADS, -t MAX_THREADS
                        number of concurrent deployment threads
  --install-timeout INSTALL_TIMEOUT
                        timeout for single threads (default is unlimited)
  --depot DEPOT         Assign new clients to the given depot.
  --group GROUP         Assign fresh clients to an already existing group.
  --smbclient           Mount the client's C$-share via smbclient.
  --mount               Mount the client's C$-share via normal mount on the server for copying the files.This imitates the
                        behaviour of the 'old' script.
  --keep-client-on-failure
                        If the client was created in opsi through this script it will not be removed in case of failure.
                        (DEFAULT)
  --remove-client-on-failure
                        If the client was created in opsi through this script it will be removed in case of failure.
  --failed-clients-file FAILED_CLIENTS_FILE
                        filename to store list of failed clients in